heiðingr
Heiðingr is an Old Norse term that has been subject to scholarly debate regarding its precise meaning and connotations. It is often translated as "heathen," "pagan," or "outsider." The word appears in various Old Norse texts, including sagas and poetry, and its usage can vary depending on the context. In some instances, it seems to have been used to refer to individuals who did not adhere to Christianity, particularly during the period of Christianization in Scandinavia.
However, the term might have also carried broader implications. Some scholars suggest that heiðingr could have